June 2019
Adding the Heat of Tropicals
The potential of your foliage and tropicals department is huge, so here are things to consider when increasing your offerings.Tips from the Garden Center
With tropicals, we can offer seasonal indoor color and holiday plants which round out the department.2019 Spring Trials Sparks Retail Ideas
Each year the Lawn & Garden Retailer team heads to California Spring Trials to see what the breeding companies have in the pipeline for great plants. This month, we’re highlighting exhibiting companies with incredible displays and concepts ready for your store.Competing Against the Amazon Effect
With the aggressive growth of online platforms, it’s no wonder that digital retailers, led by Amazon, are having a major influence on changing consumer attitudes, perceptions and purchasing patterns and behaviors.Tools for Seasonal Hiring, Training and Customer Service
The time you invest up front will pay dividends the rest of the year for happier staff, happier managers and happier customers.Recipe for Success: Meet Earl Lieske
If you take a generous heaping of Midwestern nice, a respectable quantity of service experience from a young age, throw in some well-seasoned family horticulture experience, add to that an impressive ... moreAppreciation & Gratitude
A whopping 73% of Americans have a high appreciation for flowers. This statistic came from the Generations of Flowers Study a few years ago — by the Society of American Florists and the American Flo... more10 Tips for Garden Retailers to Take Great Photos
These tips are for amateur photographers who want to add creativity to photos of their nursery and for their website.We're happy to provide a sampling of the articles in this issue. To receive full issues of Lawn & Garden Retailer, please subscribe.